Dorothy Day A Hidden Prophet and Faithful Activist
Dorothy Day, co founder of the Catholic Worker Movement, is portrayed as a radical yet deeply spiritual figure whose life bridged personal faith and social action. The piece emphasizes her pacifism, poverty stance, direct aid to the poor, influence on Catholic social activism, and her enduring legacy as a symbol of love in action.
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Dorothy Day
Peter Maurin
Catholic Worker Movement
America
David J. O’brien
Commonweal
Washington
Eugene O'Neill
Hart Crane
Allen Tate
Tamar
The
Catholic Worker
Iowa
Davenport
Des Moines
Dubuque
John Cogley
Gary Wills
Berrigan Brothers
Michael Harrington
Cesar Chavez
St. Joseph
St. Therese of Lisieux
India
Mother Theresa
Feodor Dostoyevsky
Brothers Karamazov
Walker Percy
Thoughts from Eastern Iowans Invitation
Periodic observations from thoughtful Eastern Iowans invited to express themselves here. The topics are unlimited. The views are theirs.
Fuel price rise urged to curb U S oil demand
A 1980 analysis argues that higher petroleum taxes are needed to reduce U S fuel consumption and stabilize the Western economy. It notes rising import costs, a sinking dollar, and the potential for tax revenues to be returned as cuts to preserve purchasing power and weaken OPEC price pressures.
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U.S
OPEC
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